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YOUTH @ COP15
UniTed naTiOns ClimaTe negOTiaTiOns
COPenHagendeCember 2009
THe mOVemenT’sCOming OF age
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“Our answer is the world's hope – it is to rely on youth. The cruelties and theobstacles o this switly changing planet will not yield to obsolete dogmas andoutworn slogans. It cannot be moved by those who cling to a present which isalready dying, who preer the illusion o security to the excitement and dangerwhich comes with even the most peaceul progress.”This world demands the qualities o youth – not a time o lie but a state o mind:a temper o the will, a quality o imagination, a predominance o courage overtimidity, o the appetite or adventure over the lie o ease.”
Robert F. Kennedy, “Day of Afrmation”Cape Town, South Africa, 6 June 1966
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seCTiOns:
P4 - Climate Change: Youth Participationand EmpowermentP5 - The Ladder o Youth ParticipationP6 - YOUNGO constituency at the UNFCCCP7 - Youth @ COP15P8 - Benets o youth collaboration at theUNFCCC talks: dual outcomesP10 - Youth are globally conscious- north-south connections, regionalcoordination, Global south youthP12 - Bilateral PartnershipsP13 - Feature: USA-China youthP14 - COY5 - Conerence o YouthP18 - Youth and Future Generations DayP20 - Youth Arcade @ COP15P22 - Youth Policy - participation ingovernment delegationsP23 - Youth Policy - working groups andinterventionsP24 - Youth infuencing national politics,policy briengsP26 - Youth MediaP27 - ArtspaceP28 - Inspiring the Movement: 2010 InitiativesP30 - Conclusion
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